Selma Blair shares her health recovery amid a battle with multiple sclerosis
Selma Blair He shared an update on his battle with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), more than seven years after revealing his diagnosis.
Talking to A baby merchant On Saturday, November 22, Blair, 53, confirmed that he was free to return after ‘a few years’ and shared his gratitude that the situation was not his.
“That, of course, means the world to me that I’m not, at this point, accumulating more damage to my brain. I’ve also made a lot of effort with vibeplalticity,” he told Umkhonto.
Blair continues, “I’m very lucky. Everyone’s experience with MS is different. I think I have a certain [to speak publicly]. My big mouth likes to see what I can do with stigma. “
According to the Mayo Clinic, MS “is a disease that causes a breakdown of the protective covering of the nerves. Multiple sclerosis can cause stiffness, weakness, movement problems, vision changes and other symptoms.”
This page Cruel Intentions The star publicly shared her MS diagnosis in October 2018 with an emotional Instagram post.
Meanwhile, Blair shared a mirror selfie and wrote about wardlitsa in the closet of her Netflix sci-fi drama, Another Life.
“I was in this closet two days ago. And I’m very grateful. So, of course, I decided to participate,” Blair wrote. “IMPORTANT COSTUMER #LalisaswaSwanson not only has the pieces #harperglass will wear in this new concept #Netflix, but gets my legs over my head, pulls my tops over my head, pulls my coats to change.”
Selma Blair.
(Photo by dimitrios kamouris / read glamor photos)He went on to say: “I’m in a lot of trouble,” going on to add the symptoms were bad at the time. “By the grace of God, and the strength and understanding producers at Netflix, I have a job. My memory is on the left. And I know if I have done things for us I will do well but I will do my best.”
Blair continued to share details of her difficult health experiences to give hope to others struggling with the same thing and to thank those who supported her.
“I’m in your size but I hope to give hope to others. And even to myself. “You can’t get help unless you ask. It may be difficult at first. He wants to sleep. But I want to sleep. But I want to sleep. But I want to sleep. But I want to help it up. It takes all day for me. Thank you and may we all know good days amidst the challenges. “
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Last month, Blair opened up about how doctors dismissed her early symptoms of MS before she was diagnosed with the disease.
“I was diagnosed with relapsing remitting ms in 2018. It turned out that I probably had new MS since the onset of optical neuritis was 7,” said Blair Space Scary Summit. “But there were many things that I missed throughout my life.”
Blair recalled experiencing constant problems, fatigue and mood problems – all of which were ignored when she was younger.
“I had cat scans as a kid, and I had doctor visits, and I stayed in hospitals for weeks at a time,” Blair said. “I can have possessions, I have pain, I have pains, endless, bone crushing fatigue that I still have. And my mother can say, why don’t you allow her time. ‘”
